Barre de son Tellur TLL161151 24 W

The Tellur TLL161151 Soundbar Speaker is a compact, self-powered 2.0-channel soundbar with 24 W RMS designed to enhance TV and personal audio. It combines wired and wireless connectivity, allowing direct connection to a TV, smartphone, tablet or computer via Bluetooth or AUX. With a slim black design and lightweight construction, the soundbar can be placed on a shelf or table beneath a TV and delivers clear, dynamic sound suitable for living rooms and bedrooms.

Advantages

The soundbar offers amplified audio without the need for an external amplifier or home theatre receiver, providing a straightforward setup. Built-in EQ controls let you adjust frequency levels for a more balanced mix, while Bluetooth and AUX inputs provide flexible source options. Its slim, unobtrusive design and 2.0 stereo configuration provide a neat solution for improving TV sound and streaming music from portable devices.

Suitable for

• Enhancing TV audio in living rooms and bedrooms
• Streaming music from smartphones, tablets or computers via Bluetooth
• Simple desktop or shelf audio setups using AUX or wired connections

Key specifications

• Model: Tellur TLL161151
• Channels: 2.0
• RMS rated power: 24 W
• Impedance: 4 Ω
• Signal-to-noise ratio: 70 dB
• Connectivity: Wired & Wireless (Bluetooth, AUX)
• Speakers: 2
• Colour: Black

How to use

Place the soundbar on a shelf or table beneath your TV or near your listening position. Connect the TV audio output to the soundbar using the appropriate wired connection or pair a compatible device via Bluetooth to stream audio. Use the built-in EQ to adjust frequency levels to taste and set the volume to a comfortable level. The unit is self-powered, so no external amplifier is required.

Recommendations

For optimal clarity, position the soundbar centered beneath the TV at ear level when seated. Use Bluetooth for convenient wireless playback and AUX for a reliable wired connection. Adjust the EQ to compensate for room acoustics—boost low frequencies for fuller bass or increase mid/high frequencies for clearer dialogue.